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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1957
Page
10
A reflective string cites Paul’s warning about preaching for gain and critiques Luther’s broader claim that the gospel is written not only in scripture but also on natural signs and powers and in everyday life.
The article critiques Senator Williams and the Treasury over the mandatory acceptance of a $1068.26 office expense allowance. It explores two proposed return methods via tax filing or gifting, both of which appear foolish. It argues Williams should be allowed to refuse the money or return it simply, condemning the government as needlessly wasteful.
Congress plans cuts to Eisenhower foreign aid requests yet the program yields benefits beyond aid. Commerce Department records show foreign governments paid the United States 700 million dollars in 1956 toward their debts, the third straight year of debt reductions. Projections suggest near one billion dollars in 1957.
A scanned Q and A collection covers topics from the G A R to alphabet changes in China, Patagonians, blue light plant growth, and Rhodesian Ridgebacks. The piece notes the G A R dissolved in 1956 after its last member and offers miscellaneous historical curiosities with brief answers.
Democratic strategy centers on tight money as a campaign issue with Sen. Robert Kerr poised to contest Treasury Secretary George Humphrey. Kerr will clash with Humphrey as the Easter recess ends, while Cyrus Eaton could amplify the case with sensitive testimony. A $100 personal exemption boost is likely tied to a broader tax cut plan.
A large blaze consumed 21 ramshackle barracks on Angel Island near San Francisco. The former Ellis Island of the West housed the Immigration and Ruralization Service detention headquarters since 1889. Angel Island is slated to become a state park.
Dr George W Crane advocates classroom Fear Parties to reveal and share terrors in order to reduce anxiety. Teachers confess their own childhood fears to model honesty and invite students to disclose, easing load and curbing misbehavior. The method aims to normalize fear and prevent nervous breakdowns.
Many correspondents seek guidance on menopause and change of life. The piece notes widespread myths and fears, confirms it as a normal phase beginning around age 45, often lasting years, and that most women endure it without serious physical or mental disturbances.
The menopause marks a balance shift in internal glands, with common symptoms like hot flashes melancholy weight gain and sleep issues. Hormone injections can help when tailored to the individual, but are not necessary for all. during adjustment women should stay active, pursue interests, and avoid excess weight.
Washington debates presidential succession amid moves to permit a vice president acting president during disability. Eisenhower opposes changes while Brownell urges ratification, citing orderly government. Rayburn questions cabinet rules and political risk.
A mixed crossword style puzzle with clues across and down for animals places and terms. Entries include evergreen tree insignia and landmark animals along with legal terms and geographic hints.
Puzzle list appears with clue pairs and numbers. The lines include terms like Hireling Tidies Donkeys Crack Sanctimonity Horseback Burden sport Serving vessel Rainbow Go over again Woolly plent Track man Wicked Attacks Spicy Nickname Pronoun and a currency symbol. Parsed as cryptic style entries lacking full context.
California biologist says fears of piranhas in U S rivers are likely hysteria or misinformation. Rep Henry S Reuss proposes a bill to ban import of piranhas except for displays with safeguards. He cites a San Francisco aquarium attack and a Department of Commerce incident to warn of risks.
Ground will be broken next week for a boatel to serve weary sailors in Atlantic City. Duke Marcus Biandy, operator of a shopping center, says his corporation will construct the boatel along Main Thoroughfare a channel between Atlantic City and the mainland. The boatel will provide dock space for visiting seamen.
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